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by Mark Whicker
Sports Writer
"The Tree" was the root of Carolina's
problem in Charlotte Saturday night, but
the Tar Heels chopped away like polished
lumberjacks. When it was over "The
Tree" was felled and the Creighton
Bluejays were axed 106-86, their first
defeat in five games. .
Cyril Baptiste, alias The Tree, had his
moments. He scored 13 points, mainly by
pushing Lee Dedmon and Dennis Wuycik
away before making his moves to the
basket.
And he batted away three UNC shots
in a row in the 15th minute of the first
half.
But when The Tree fouled Wuycik
with 13.22 remaining in the game, it was
his fifth infraction, and Cyril reluctantly
went to the bench to end one of the
worst nights of his career.
The Tree had been averaging 26 points
and 13 rebounds. Against Carolina, he got
! 3 points and only one rebound.
'They just told me to hold Baptiste
below his scoring and rebounding
averages, and I guess that's what we did,"
said Dedmon after the game.
Wuycik's 39 points and 12 rebounds,
coupled with Billy Chamberlain's 25 and
11, was the best simultaneous
performance yet by the two former high
school All-Americans.
"Chamberlain played by far his best
game since coming here," said Coach
Dean Smith, "and Wuycik worked hard in
there for taps and layups."
Smith also complimented guard Steve
Previs for " fantastic defensive effort."
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The junior guard had some
explanations for L'NC's surprising 42-31
rebounding edge.
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and put them against a bunch of giants,
and if the six-footers give an all-out effort
they can get the rebounds said Previs.
"If you sit back and say well that
guy is bigger than me, so 111 let him have
the rebounds,' then hell get them."
Previs also had some comments about
the sports writers' attitude toward UNC's
conference chances.
"There were some newspaper guys
before the season who said we'd finish
seventh or so in the conference, and they
also said we wouldn't win because we
didn't have any big superstars," the guard
recalled.
"Well, that's the kind of thing that
ends up on our locker room walls. That
guy .right there (Previs pointed out some
newspaper men in the dressing room) and
that guy standing over there next to the
door. We're out to show these guys that
we're a better team than they think."
"Last year's team had a lot of pressure
on it to win," said Chamberlain, "with
Charlie Scott being our only big star. I
think we did well to come out with an
1 8-9 record.
"Now that constant pressure is off
now. We're just going out there to play
our game, and give a maximum effort."
Soph George Karl, who scored 1 1 and
assisted four times, showed that effort
when he dived on his belly for a loose ball
on the sidelines. Carolina was ahead by
1 5 at the time.
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It was the first time in his: cry that
L'NC has scored over i 00 in three straight
games, and Smith credited the other
teams for making it possible.
"It's been the other team's election to
speed up the tempo," said Smith.
"They've been playing the full-court press
when behind, setting up quick buckets
for u sometimes."
The coach went on to say that
Carolina could be a real contender for
conference honors with more games like
Saturday night's.
Pirates pound Heels
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by David Zucchino
Sports Writer
Carolina's wrestling team opened up
its regular season schedule on a sour note
Saturday afternoon, absorbing a merciless
pounding from an overwhelming East
Carolina squad.
The Pirates captured all ten weight
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falls.
East Carolina quickly breezed through
the first six divisions, scoring four of their
first six victories by falls.
' Bill Vroom put the visitors ahead for
good early as he trounced Carolina's Mike
Bryan, 12-5, in the 118-lb division and
Tar Heel sophomore Les Curtin's leg
injury forced him to forfeit to ECU's Dan
Monroe in the 1 26-lb ckss.
The Pirates put the match out of reach
in the next four divisions, as they claimed
four consecutive falls over the bewildered
Tar Heels.
Freshman Doug Snell fell to ECU's
Steve Morgan with 2:18 gone in his
134-lb match, while senior Hal Griffin
and Tar Heel team captain Luther
Gartrell were overcome by Mike Spohn
and Bob Fosburg of ECU in the 1424b
and 15 0-lb divisions.
T Carolina sophomore Roger Morgan
stayed with Pirate Roger Ingalls before
succumbing with 3:52 elapsed in their
158-lb class.
In the 167-lb division, Tar Heel Gary
Purcell was outpointed 1 5-3 by ECU's
Bill Hill, while Ricky Weisner almost
saved Carolina from a whitewashing
before dropping a close 7-5 verdict to Joe
Deversa in the 177-lb division.
Pirates Tim Gay and Mark Pohren
finished up the rousing ECU triumph
with victories in the 190-lb and
heavyweight divisions.; Gay defeated Tar
Heel sophomore Todd Parrish after 3:08
had elapsed in their match, while Pohren
trounced UNC heavyweight Charley Sara,
11-4.
The ECU frosh also beat UNC,
winning 33-20.
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by Mark Whicker
Staff Writer
Bobby Jones and John O'Donnell
combined for 53 points as the UNC
freshmen ripped Brevard College 108-76
in Charlotte Saturday night.
The Tar Babies now have a 2-1 record
and will face the Virginia frosh Tuesday
night in Carmichael Auditorium at 6:00.
Jones hit 12 of 14 shots from the
field, sank all six free throw attempts, for
30 points, and pulled down 15 rebounds
to pilot Coach Bill Guthridge's yearlings.
O'Donnell garnered 23 points and six
rebounds.
Guard Ray Hite added 15 points. His
three straight buckets gave Carolina an
18-7 lead with 14:03 remaining in the
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After taking a 51-32 halftime lead, the
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home town fans.
Guthridge played his substitutes in the
latter stages of the second half, and 12
Tar Babies scored. Bill Crouch led the
subs with 10 points.
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